i think i might have died last night.
well, ok. i might be exaggerating a little bit but i thought i might die, i wanted to die.
here's how the day went down:
wake up. go for breakfast. feel excellent despite raging insomnia. get a new (amazing) album. go for ice cream. sit outside. feel less excellent due to dairy consumption. whatever. get home. re-interview for ed. talk to matt. tell matt i am having a nap. i should have had a nap. phone rings. indian buffet for sups? why not. 6:15. eating. 9pm (as i was getting ready to go out...). puking. i puke and shit for two hours basically non-stop and then pass out for a couple...wake up at one. email all the people i made commitments to for last night. wish brief happy birthdays to a friend and then pass out again.
such was my night. and i can assure you without a doubt that i would have MUCH MUCH MUCH rather been playing bon jovi songs and going to fringe plays and house farewell parties then doing what i was doing...
god. i hate being forced to relinquish control over my body like that. me and puking do not do well together. i longed for my mom.
anyways, i feel a bit better today. no more shitting and puking...just a disgusting film and weakness remain. i am so tired.
what a lovely saturday night.
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Sounds like my experience at the Big Valley Jamboree. You did have an advantage though, in that you had the comfort of your toilet, and not an overflowing port-a-potty.
Somehow the idea of someone else's shit almost touching your face as you vomit really escalates the situation to a super bad one.
Sorry about your brush with death...and sorry about the not sleeping. I'm back from Boston, I can coddle you.
Boo to being sick. I was sick for virtually all of houseboating (we kept the tradition alive, 'louise'). But that didn't stop me from streaking, cannonballing into other people's hot tubs, and getting kicked out of houseboat parties. Woo.
Vocals soon. I know you're busy. We'll work it out. It's sounding good so far. Streets is the most radio song ever.
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